A spring is stretched 3 in. when an 8-lb weight is hung on it. The 8-lb weight is attached and pushed up 4 in. above the equilibrium point and given a downward initial velocity of 8 ft/sec to set its motion. Assume g=32 ft/s². There is no damping force or externally applied force. If x is the displacement from the equilibrium position in feet, the differential equation that models the system is O x"+64x = 0 O x"+256x = 0 %3D O x"+128x = 0 O x"+8x = 0

A spring is stretched 3 in. when an 8-lb weight is hung on it. The 8-lb weight is attached and pushed up 4 in. above the equilibrium point and given a downward initial velocity of 8 ft/sec to set its motion. Assume g=32 ft/s². There is no damping force or externally applied force. If x is the displacement from the equilibrium position in feet, the differential equation that models the system is O x"+64x = 0 O x"+256x = 0 %3D O x"+128x = 0 O x"+8x = 0

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